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Issue/Error Messages, Reference and/or NonAdmin HowTo's about: Backups Directory Services Domains Network Interfaces

• Configuring Speed and Duplex Settings of Ethernet Interfaces in Kerio Control

  Overview   This article provides the steps to configure the speed and duplex parameters in an Ethernet interface of Kerio Control. This article serves as a guide when troubleshooting issues related to...

• Managing VLAN Interfaces in Kerio Control

  Overview VLANs (Virtual LANs) are virtual networks created on a single physical Ethernet interface (trunk interface), and each VLAN works as a standalone interface. The physical Ethernet interface wor...

• Adding IP Addresses to an Interface

  Overview You can add public IP addresses to the interface settings. This allows you to define these IPs with a specific interface. Doing so is a mandatory prerequisite for some operations such as conf...

• Disabling Protocol Inspector

  Overview There are two ways to disable Kerio Control's protocol inspectors, this article covers both processes: In the Services section, to disable protocol inspection for all traffic. In the Traffic ...

• Configuring Ethernet Ports in Hardware Appliances

  Overview Ethernet Ports configuration in Kerio Control's hardware devices is doable as Standalone or in a LAN bridge. Standalone interface maintains its own network with a separate IP subnet and optio...

• Changing MAC Addresses of Network Interfaces

  Overview MAC addresses are unique identifiers that identify devices in a network. Some routers or ISPs (Internet Service Providers) only allow specific MAC addresses for specific devices. When you nee...

• Managing WiFi in Kerio Control NG100W and NG300W

  Overview: This article briefs on how to manage WiFi in Kerio Control Description:   Kerio Control NG100W and Kerio Control NG300W include an embedded WiFi access point, which provides connectivity for...

• Wireless bridging on Kerio Control NG100W and NG300W

  Overview:   Kerio Control includes the embedded WiFi access point. For more information refer to Managing WiFi in Kerio Control NG100W and NG300W. This article describes how to run WiFi interfaces in ...

• Configuring network interfaces in Kerio Control

  Overview Kerio Control represents a gateway between two or more networks, typically between the local network and the Internet. The default network interface routing controls traffic passing through n...

• Configuring L2TP Tunnel in Kerio Control

  Overview Kerio Control supports L2TP (Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol). Internet providers may use this protocol for creating a tunnel for connecting you to the internet. This article shares the processes ...